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Boiler

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  1. There is no set time for AP and no two cases are the same.
  2. Did he file individual I 130s?
  3. Boiler

    I-539

    This is not how you remove conditions.
  4. Police Certificates Available Fees: Varies by authority. Document Name: All Indian nationals aged 16 and above, residing in India - Indian Police Clearance Certificate. Indian passport holders residing outside India – statement of no criminal record Non-Indian applicants residing in India who are registered with the Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) – Police Clearance Certificate Non-Indian applicants who reside in India and are not FRRO registered (such as Tibetan Identity certificate holders) - Police Clearance Certificate Issuing Authority: All Indian nationals aged 16 and above, residing in India - Regional Passport Office. Indian passport holders residing outside India – The local Indian Embassy, Consulate, High Commission, or Deputy High Commission. Non-Indian applicants residing in India who are registered with the Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) - The FRRO serving their area of residence. Non-Indian applicants who reside in India and are not FRRO registered (such as Tibetan Identity certificate holders) - District Police Station serving their area of residence. Special Seal(s) / Color / Format: All police clearance certificates from regional passport offices have a similar format. The header bears the symbol of India’s Central government (three lions), and contains the contact information of the regional office, issuance date, file number, and applicant photograph. It is signed and stamped by the Ministry of External Affairs. Police clearance certificates issued by other authorities vary in format. Issuing Authority Personnel Title: There is no issuing authority personnel title Registration Criteria: Varies by authority Procedure for Obtaining: Varies by authority Certified Copies Available: Applicants obtain original police clearance certificates from police authorities. Alternate Documents: There are no alternate documents Exceptions: None Comments: Police certificates are only available for Indian nationals and non-Indian nationals currently living in India. Indian police certificates are not available for foreign (non-Indian) nationals applying outside India. If you’re at least 16 years old, you must submit a police clearance certificate from each of the following countries (except the United States), whether or not you’ve ever been arrested there: Your country of nationality if you’ve lived there for at least six months at any time in your life It seems pretty straightforward, you are asking for an exception so hence the delay. Hopefully you will be granted one, I think you would have been better advised to obtain the Certificate, but that is between you and your Lawyer.
  5. The checks they do are not a substitute for the Police Certificate, they check against their databases. I have seen a lot of weird stuff but do not remember them waiving a Police Certificate. You may be the first!
  6. Do you not have your Indian Passport? I looked it up you need a Indian Police Clearance Certificate and there are no exceptions On the assumption your Lawyer seems to think you are not residing in India when you are Indian and are in India, well that seems a stretch and would explain the delay.
  7. You mentioned that. My recollection is that this is required and that the 6 months over 16 only applies to other countries
  8. So the issue is your address? You are Indian and seemingly in India. Is that correct? The easiest solution would be to submit a Police Certificate
  9. Travel insurance is something you buy in your home country but she is immigrating There is pretty ####### medical insurance for new immigrants Best bet is to marry asap and get her added to yours
  10. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/07/wealthy-liberal-suburbs-economic-segregation-scarsdale/674792/ When I first moved to the US I lived in Boulder County and observed this first hand, if anything it has become more pronounced. I was driving yesterday listening to NPR and the author was on, quite fascinating, he confirmed my observations that those who shout DIE the loudest tend to be performative, it does seem that a lot of the Lawn Signs have disappeared for some reason. Anyway if you want to listen here is the link. https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2023/08/03/can-class-based-preferences-over-race-solve-our-countrys-equity-issues
  11. If she can get transferred with her current employer that is likely to be quickest.
  12. It is something you would have needed to do.
  13. Have you researched the cost? I would start there. International Student rates are not cheap. Yes it may seem odd that she happens to want to study near her brother.
  14. Sounds like an old wives tale. She has a long wait for an interview, sooner she applies the better.
  15. Please note the correct terminology for Riots is Large Gathering, will in Chicago anyway.
  16. I have not. I assume it will apply to categories where there is not a visa immediately available.
  17. Big fan of the Patriarchy! I remember watching Dunkirk, now there were bits I liked but... What were the Spitfires doing so low? They should have been 20,000ft higher. Dunkirk itself was blasted to smithereens, seemed more like Barbiland. And the beaches looked empty. And of course it seriously lacked Diversity Inclusion and Equity.
  18. I have been using Red Pocket and they seemingly have been taken over by Boost who apparently will be reducing my cost and increasing my Data. Waiting to find out the catch.
  19. Yes Kanye West I think was involved. But we need to remember all things are relative.
  20. There does seem more coming out if you excuse the pun. I just read the headlines and that was enough.
  21. BBC has US based Journos as does the like of the Guardian. Likewise CNN does or did have a UK based newsroom. Sometimes they send over staff, most seem to be locals.
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